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30 March 2023 Science illustration representing two embryos imaged using the Brillouin microscopy technique. The embryo in the front is a mouse embryo at 20h and the one in the back a Phallusia mammillata embryo. A laser beam crosses the samples to analyse tissue stiffness (here represented by acoustic waves).

Science illustration representing two embryos imaged using the Brillouin microscopy technique. The embryo in the front is a mouse embryo at 20h and the one in the back a Phallusia mammillata embryo. A laser beam crosses the samples to analyse tissue stiffness (here represented by acoustic waves).

Shining light on the mechanics of embryo development

A new microscope built by EMBL researchers, based on Brillouin scattering principles, allows scientists to observe the dynamics of mechanical properties inside developing embryos in real time.

LAB MATTERS SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2023

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22 March 2023 Artistic representation that features a long, winding helix joining together a doughnut-figure to a small shaggy ball to indicate the connections long-read sequencing can make about DNA mutations.

Artistic representation that features a long, winding helix joining together a doughnut-figure to a small shaggy ball to indicate the connections long-read sequencing can make about DNA mutations.

The ‘long read’ for cancer

Using Oxford Nanopore long-read sequencing, EMBL scientists sequenced a primary childhood brain tumour known as a medulloblastoma, uncovering a novel complex mutation pattern.

2023

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3 January 2023 Pore inside a membrane with DNA moving in and out

Pore inside a membrane with DNA moving in and out

BOSS-RUNS: streamlining dynamic nanopore sequencing

A new method developed by EMBL-EBI researchers helps to streamline nanopore sequencing in real-time.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2023

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25 June 2018 New method using silica-based columns simplifies the extraction of DNA – and RNA-protein complexes. IMAGE: Adobe stock

New method using silica-based columns simplifies the extraction of DNA – and RNA-protein complexes. IMAGE: Adobe stock

New way to isolate DNA- and RNA-protein complexes

EMBL researchers develop method that simplifies the isolation of DNA- and RNA- protein complexes

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2018

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20 June 2018

Personalised medicine: one data type is not enough

New computational method uses multi-omics analysis for personalised medicine

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2018

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9 April 2018 A 2D dataset reconstructed to show the protein's 3D quality, using the newly developed software

A 2D dataset reconstructed to show the protein's 3D quality, using the newly developed software

New software makes 3D imaging accessible

Open-source software allows standard microscopes to accurately image 3D structures

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2018

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30 November 2017 Examples of e-HCFM 3D-images imaged using the technique

Examples of e-HCFM 3D-images imaged using the technique

New technique for imaging the life aquatic

New method for 3D imaging microorganisms lends insight into the creatures that inhabit our oceans

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

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15 June 2017 Revathi Nathaniel, UX expert at EMBL-EBI.

Revathi Nathaniel, UX expert at EMBL-EBI.

UX toolkit aids industry R&D

Exploring the potential of user experience for life sciences through industry workshops

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

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27 April 2017

Illuminating insulin release

EMBL researchers develop an optical method for measuring the release of insulin from single cells

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

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13 April 2017 Artist's interpretation of the mouse epigenetic clock.

Artist's interpretation of the mouse epigenetic clock.

A race against the ageing clock

EMBL-EBI researchers identify mouse epigenetic clock that could help scientists understand ageing

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

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6 March 2017

Unlocking the secrets of nuclear movements

EMBL researchers develop a computer model to explore the movement of nuclei in a multinuclear cell

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

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2 March 2017

Metabolism matters

Differentiated and undifferentiated cells get energy in different ways, sensor made at EMBL shows

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

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14 February 2017

Lipids in real time

A new technique developed at EMBL reveals the way fats interact with other molecules in cells

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2017

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27 October 2016

Welcome to EMBL: Robert Prevedel

Robert Prevedel develops deep-tissue microscopy for scientists to peer deep inside living organisms

PEOPLE & PERSPECTIVES

2016

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19 October 2016 Human tumour sections expressing Herceptin (red), an antibody engineered by MultiBacTAG to recognize breast cancer cells. IMAGE: Christine Koehler/EMBL

Human tumour sections expressing Herceptin (red), an antibody engineered by MultiBacTAG to recognize breast cancer cells. IMAGE: Christine Koehler/EMBL

MultiBacTAG: A protein production platform

New platform useful for studies of protein binding, human tissue and more

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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30 August 2016

Taking crystallography to the fourth dimension

Collaborating to take crystallography into a new time dimension

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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13 June 2016

Leading the way in time-resolved crystallography

Establishing a programme of research, development and user services for time-resolved crystallography

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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20 May 2016 Cell Chemical Biology cover image (cropped) shows an airplane approaching a runway – a metaphor for a new method developed by EMBL scientists.

Cell Chemical Biology cover image (cropped) shows an airplane approaching a runway – a metaphor for a new method developed by EMBL scientists.

Making cells move towards the light

New method enables scientists to use light to direct where cancer cells go

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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21 April 2016 Giorgia Guglielmi 's PhD project puts development in a new light. PHOTO: EMBL Photolab/Marietta Schupp

Giorgia Guglielmi 's PhD project puts development in a new light. PHOTO: EMBL Photolab/Marietta Schupp

Light control

EMBL PhD project puts development in a new light

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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21 April 2016 CrystalDirect robot control software: signal from a video camera monitoring the laser working area within a microplate (centre), used to locate the aperture (green trace) and cutting shape (red line), and to select final position of pin tip relative to the crystal (red oval). IMAGE: Zander, U, et al.

CrystalDirect robot control software: signal from a video camera monitoring the laser working area within a microplate (centre), used to locate the aperture (green trace) and cutting shape (red line), and to select final position of pin tip relative to the crystal (red oval). IMAGE: Zander, U, et al.

Crystals in the beamlight

CrystalDirect, developed at EMBL, automates crystal preparation for X-ray analysis

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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24 March 2016 Tuberculosis – caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis – is a potentially fatal contagious disease that can affect almost any part of the body but is mainly an infection of the lungs

Tuberculosis – caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis – is a potentially fatal contagious disease that can affect almost any part of the body but is mainly an infection of the lungs

Better tools for exploring TB protein structures

How an EMBL team is making and sharing tools to explore tuberculosis protein structures

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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21 March 2016

Finding the way with X-Ray

New technique uses X-rays to find landmarks when combining fluorescence and electron microscopy

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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8 March 2016 A new tool for single-cell genomics helps us better understand differences between T cell populations. [Illustration: Spencer Phillips, EMBL-EBI]

A new tool for single-cell genomics helps us better understand differences between T cell populations. [Illustration: Spencer Phillips, EMBL-EBI]

Immunology meets single-cell sequencing

TraCeR: new method for studying T cells opens up opportunities to explore immune responses

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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11 January 2016 Parallel single-cell profiling. Angermueller et al., Nature Methods 2016

Parallel single-cell profiling. Angermueller et al., Nature Methods 2016

Linking DNA modification and gene expression

New method is first to enable parallel profiling of the transcriptome and epigenome of a single cell.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2016

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14 December 2015 Scientists can now view and track the first days of a mouse embryo’s life. IMAGE: EMBL/ Julius Hossain

Scientists can now view and track the first days of a mouse embryo’s life. IMAGE: EMBL/ Julius Hossain

Turning point of a lifetime

New microscope can record the first days of a mouse embryo’s life

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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19 November 2015 When illuminated with a laser, individual cells (bright yellow) within the fruit fly embryo cannot contract. This novel optogenetic approach helped to get insights into how tissues bend.

When illuminated with a laser, individual cells (bright yellow) within the fruit fly embryo cannot contract. This novel optogenetic approach helped to get insights into how tissues bend.

Lighting up development

Using lasers to shed light on how tissues get into shape

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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2 October 2015 The 1000 Genomes Project: a timeline

The 1000 Genomes Project: a timeline

A lasting legacy

1000 Genomes Project pushed technologies and knowledge forward to understand what is 'normal' human genetic variation

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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26 August 2015 Hands-on sessions were a crucial part of the course. PHOTO: EMBL Photolab/Marietta Schupp

Hands-on sessions were a crucial part of the course. PHOTO: EMBL Photolab/Marietta Schupp

Super impressions

"It's like living a review!" Participants of recent super-resolution microscopy course share their highlights

CONNECTIONS

2015

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16 June 2015 mSet algorithm

mSet algorithm

Large-scale genetic analysis made easier

Researchers at EMBL-EBI speed up complex GWAS analyses with new method and algorithm.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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5 May 2015

When microbes feed each other

Cooperate or compete? Microbes show us that getting along is the better choice for communities.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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6 April 2015

Bypassing errors

Coin toss inspires CorMap: a new statistical test that sidesteps need for error estimation.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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2 April 2015

Team spirit in the genome

Go Team Genome! New method reveals genetic teamwork in drosophila genome.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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4 March 2015 Where and when are different molecules contributing to the bending of the membrane? IMAGE: EMBL/A. Picco

Where and when are different molecules contributing to the bending of the membrane? IMAGE: EMBL/A. Picco

Best of three worlds

Combining three different kinds of microscopy to determine how molecules move during endocytosis.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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4 February 2015 The new method helps identify which mutations to a gene actually cause a disease. IMAGE FROM THORMAEHLEN ET AL.

The new method helps identify which mutations to a gene actually cause a disease. IMAGE FROM THORMAEHLEN ET AL.

Beyond sequencing

New microscopy-based method goes beyond gene sequencing, pinpointing the cause of disease.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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28 January 2015 Barcoding enables scientists to search for epigenetics tags in many samples at once. IMAGE: MANUEL (CC BY 2.0)

Barcoding enables scientists to search for epigenetics tags in many samples at once. IMAGE: MANUEL (CC BY 2.0)

Barcoding epigenetics

New Bar-ChIP method makes it easier to search for epigenetic marks in many samples at once

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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27 January 2015 Building blocks TAF8 (blue), TAF10 (green) and TAF2 (not shown) form a module in the cytoplasm before entering the nucleus to form TFIID. IMAGE: EMBL/I.BERGER

Building blocks TAF8 (blue), TAF10 (green) and TAF2 (not shown) form a module in the cytoplasm before entering the nucleus to form TFIID. IMAGE: EMBL/I.BERGER

Come together

First experimental proof that a key cellular machine forms by uniting pre-assembled modules.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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26 January 2015

Awards & Honours

EMBL scientists regularly receive prestigious awards – meet the latest honourees.

LAB MATTERS

2015

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26 January 2015 ILLUSTRATION: AAD GOUDAPPEL

ILLUSTRATION: AAD GOUDAPPEL

Cell control in a flash

From using light to control brain activity to illuminating fruit fly development and mice’s sense of touch

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2015

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23 January 2015

Turn out the light

Alumnus Stefan Hell on his 2014 Nobel Prize for Chemistry

LAB MATTERS

2015

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9 December 2014 A bundle of nerves that relays information from touch receptors on the skin to the spinal cord and ultimately the brain, imaged with the new technique. IMAGE: EMBL/L.CASTALDI

A bundle of nerves that relays information from touch receptors on the skin to the spinal cord and ultimately the brain, imaged with the new technique. IMAGE: EMBL/L.CASTALDI

Delighting in detail

Unprecedented detail in images of mouse neurons thanks to new SNAP-tagging microscopy technique.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

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14 November 2014 Participants at an EMBL-Illumina training course. PHOTO: EMBL/M. SCHUPP

Participants at an EMBL-Illumina training course. PHOTO: EMBL/M. SCHUPP

Next generation training

First series of training courses jointly organised by EMBL and Illumina is a resounding success.

CONNECTIONS

2014

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20 October 2014

Breaking boundaries

How Nobel-winning work by alumnus Stefan Hell shapes and inspires current EMBL scientists' research.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

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17 October 2014 Five-armed starfish

Five-armed starfish

Superstars of science

From anemones to starfish, sea creatures are helping understand development, evolution and more.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

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14 October 2014 Full auditorium

Full auditorium

11th EMBL Transcription and Chromatin conference

Experts from multiple fields come together to understand how the instructions in genes are read

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

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4 August 2014 Explosion on gene motif

Explosion on gene motif

On editing the genetic code

Edward Lemke edits special issue of ChemBioChem on boom of technology for genetic code expansion

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

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17 July 2014

Embracing cellular complexity

Cell biologists "underestimate the complexity" of protein interactions, says Toby Gibson.

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

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1 July 2014

Nothing but blue skies

Focusing on basic research is crucial for the development of more advanced genetics techniques

SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY

2014

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